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by supertrope
796 days ago
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I agree that those "AX9000" marketing numbers are fake. >This obviously depends on your hardware and environment This is the key point. If you have: A high link rate client. A high link rate access point. Line of sight between the two, same room. A low utilization and interference channel. No one else heavily using your Wi-Fi. Non-bad drivers for Wi-Fi. Then TCP throughput of about 1/2 to 2/3 link rate is possible. 1200 Mbps link rate yields 600-700 Mbps speed tests. Some applications have small TCP windows so their throughput drops on 5 ms latency wireless versus <1 ms wired. Yes if you plug you always get 920 Mbps throughput. |
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